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Amended September 2026 SASSA Older Person Grants
Four-million September 2026 SASSA Older Person Grants will be disbursed in just over two weeks’ time, here are the latest agency amendments …
News24 | Boy, 9, reunited with dad after waking up in locked, deserted Cape Town library
A 9-year-old boy who fell asleep while waiting for his father’s shift to end was accidentally locked inside the Central Library in Cape Town’s city centre on Thursday evening and …
News24 | Graaff-Reinet or Robert Sobukwe? Why this 240-year-old Karoo pitstop now needs 48 hours
The town formerly known as Graaff-Reinet is making headlines. But beyond the Robert Sobukwe Town name change, a new fossil centre and Karoo charm make this the ultimate 48-hour stop.
News24 | ANC Eastern Cape claims it’s 99% ready as electoral committee threatens takeover
The ANC’s Eastern Cape leadership has insisted its candidate selection process is “99% complete” even as the party’s national electoral committee threatens to seize control amid fears of a looming …
Widespread use of CCTV signals the end of anonymity in public spaces
Jacqueline Ntaka jackie.ntaka@mviyo.com WALK through any major city today and chances are you are being watched. From shopping centres and airports to banks, street corners and traffic intersections, closed-circuit television…
Lovers jailed six years for armed robbery
Getrude Manyande manyandegetrude@gmail.com A 20-YEAR-OLD woman from Fort Rixon in Insiza and her boyfriend have each been jailed for six years for teaming up with four accomplices to rob her…
Centenary year of tears continues as Highlanders bid farewell to Jimmy Ncube
Lovemore Dube lovemore.dube@chronicle.co.zw HIGHLANDERS yesterday said its final goodbye to one of its most respected elders, Jimmy Ncube, as family, friends, football officials and Bulawayo residents gathered to honour a…
Warriors’ exile ends! Caf lift ban, matches return to NSS
Eddie Chikamhi ZIMBABWE’S long exile from hosting international football has finally ended. After nearly five years of waiting, the Confederation of African Football (Caf) has granted the National Sports Stadium…
Underground water Pandora’s box struck open?
Stephen Mpofu FOR reasons that are not yet fully understood, the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Environment, Climate and Wildlife may have stumbled upon what could prove to be a Pandora’s…
Two fined for smoking crystal meth
Getrude Manyande manyandegetrude@gmail.com TWO men in Bulawayo have each been fined US$200 after they were caught smoking crystal methamphetamine at a residential flat in the city centre. Shelton Masuku (27)…
Armed robber in court over US$4 000 supermarket heist
Danisa Masuku danimasuku4455@gmail.com ONE of three armed robbers who allegedly raided a supermarket in Bulawayo’s Emakhandeni suburb and robbed workers and customers of more than US$4 000 in cash and…
News24 | KZN Hawks boss denies R2.3m deposits were hit payment, promises to explain later
KwaZulu-Natal Hawks commander Deena Govender insists the R2.3 million in cash deposits he received before and after police killed suspected gangster Bevan Loftus and his friends is “all lawful and …
News24 | UNREAD | Fadiel Adams alleges ‘wild’ CT plot to kill him, R6bn withheld from EC schools illegally
Is suspended MP Fadiel Adams putting his foot in it at the Madlanga Commission? And the Eastern Cape education department admits it’s broken the law by withholding R6 billion in …
Graduates challenged to become job creators
Patrick Chitumba, pchitumba1@gmail.com GRADUATES have been challenged to abandon the traditional mindset of seeking employment and instead become employers, innovators and industrialists capable of transforming their communities and driving Zimbabwe’s…
Chief Dakamela takes Nkayi heritage to UK in cultural exchange
Danisa Masuku, danimasuku4455@gmail.com CHIEF Dakamela of Nkayi District recently took Zimbabwean culture and traditions to the United Kingdom during a two-day cultural exchange that sought to strengthen links between communities…
From family fields to a thriving enterprise: Young Matobo farmer keeps tradition alive
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, sukulwenkosi.dube@chronicle.co.zw HAPPINESS Dube is only 25 years old, but she is already carrying a family legacy that began long before she could imagine running a farming business of…
‘We’re becoming an AI-enabled organisation’ – Standard Bank’s Margaret Nienaber
Around a third of its technology staff are now utilising AI-enabled coding applications, driving early productivity gains of roughly 20%, says the bank.
South Africa’s small sugar farms are producing less than they could
The study finds ways to boost them.
The collapsed pyramid: When authority leads without legitimacy – Part 1
Authority can compel compliance. Only legitimacy earns commitment.
AI’s lucrative jobs boom is leaving women behind globally
Women hold just 27% of AI roles at AI companies and risk missing out on economic mobility as a result, says LinkedIn's Sarah Steinberg.
The hottest travel souvenir is learning a new skill
From beekeeping to surfing, holidays are increasingly becoming opportunities for self-improvement and new experiences.
The best financial advice starts with your goals, not a product
Achievers Conference highlights why advisors need to move beyond products and help clients navigate increasingly complex financial lives
Medical aid cover is changing – are South Africans prepared for the gaps?
A rise in co-payments, sub-payments, penalties and benefit restrictions mean the role of gap cover has changed.
With a 150% bond rally, Ukraine shows it can beat the odds
Fresh European aid, creditor restructuring and Ukraine’s resilience on the battlefield have fuelled investor confidence despite the risks of a prolonged war.
We asked ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity for financial advice
What we got was practical, but with big blind spots.